- of
papery bracts,
called the
lemma (lower
bract) and
palea (upper
bract),
while each
spikelet (group of florets) has a
further pair of
bracts at its base...
-
While most of the wild
trees have
white bracts, some
selected cultivars of this tree also have pink
bracts, some even
almost a true red. They typically...
- in the genus. The
inflorescence consists of
large colourful sepal-like
bracts which surround three simple waxy flowers,
gaining po****rity for the plant...
- cone
bract length was
often used to
divide the
larches into two
sections (sect.
Larix with
short bracts, and sect.
Multiserialis with long
bracts), but...
-
Umbellate cymes;
bracts modified, non-petaloid;
fruits oblong, red;
stone walls filled with cavities:
Subgenus Afrocrania. Dioecious,
bracts 4.
Cornus volkensii...
- fecundation, an
infructescence or a
solitary fruit. The
peduncle sometimes has
bracts (a type of cataphyll) at nodes. The main axis of an
inflorescence above...
- (Cyperaceae).
There are two
other types of
bracts in the
spikelets of gr****es: the
lemma and palea. In gr****es, two
bracts known as "glumes" form the lowermost...
- incon****uous,
highlighted by
several brightly colored modified leaves called bracts. The
bracts can vary in color,
ranging from white, red, mauve, purple-red, or...
-
Bougainvillea glabra with
yellow bracts True
flower of B. glabra (in pale yellow)
surrounded by
bright magenta-colored
bracts. A wide
range of colorations...
-
subtended by a
bract,
called a "palea" or "receptacular
bract".
These bracts are
often called "chaff". The
presence or
absence of
these bracts,
their distribution...
